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Angel's Envy is the pimp bourbon right now. Michter's, Eagle Rare are good too.
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I really like Michters, but got an dwi after drinking it, so it's spoiled for me
Bulleit rye is great. I'm sure the bourbon is great too.
I’m from KY and have some friends in the distilling industry. Old Forester makes some nice stuff for the (relatively low) price. The anniversary edition or whatever they call it (birthday maybe?) is always pretty unique each iteration, and the Prohibition issue is like… 115 proof I think?
Also, someone here said Evan Williams Bottled-in-Bond and yeah co-sign; it gets you very comfy very quick and the 100 proof actually makes it smoother somehow.
Also, someone here said Evan Williams Bottled-in-Bond and yeah co-sign; it gets you very comfy very quick and the 100 proof actually makes it smoother somehow.
Turkey Rare Breed is what I drink if I want to get greasy.
Maker's Mark 46 with a single cube of ice is my favorite. I rarely mix, but when I do its crushed ice, shot of Maker's topped off with Canadian Dry diet ginger ale served in a pint glass.
What's wrong with Jamesons we got? It drink pretty good...
Jim Bean is the reddit of drinks. Bourbon in general is sickly soy boy shit. Woodford reserve is alright, but I wouldn't spend £££ on it. Don't even think about buying Jack Daniels, seek professional help.
Jim Bean is the reddit of drinks. Bourbon in general is sickly soy boy shit. Woodford reserve is alright, but I wouldn't spend £££ on it. Don't even think about buying Jack Daniels, seek professional help.
It tastes even better when they store it on a boat.
God dammit, I don’t drink but I came here to tell you all about the finest whiskey- aged on a ship. The salt air makes all the difference, child.
Anyway, @Slackjawed Cow bested me.
Same. My favorite part of the picture is VERY SMALL BATCH. I like to imagine they put a single bottle on a ship in danger of getting attacked by Somali pirates all so they could sell it for eighty dollars to the perfect Midwestern rube that would fall for it and think it's classy.